The resolution aims to protect the natural beauty and heritage of West Virginia by declaring that no state-owned landmarks, parks, national forests, public waters, or wildlife management areas shall be renamed in honor of any politician. It emphasizes the importance of preserving these sites for their historical and natural integrity, ensuring that they remain untouched by political influence for future generations. The resolution highlights the majestic landscapes of West Virginia, which are celebrated for their breathtaking beauty and ecological significance.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for the Clerk of the House of Delegates to forward this declaration to the U.S. Board on Geographic Names, reinforcing the commitment to maintain the legacy of West Virginia's natural wonders free from political vanity. By doing so, it seeks to honor the spirit of the land and its history, asserting that these cherished spaces belong to the people rather than to individual political figures.